Ravages of Spotted Fever in New York City
Fragmented report details suspected outbreak of spotted fever in New York affecting hundreds. Physicians and health officials note rising cases across the city. victims show bone deterioration and severe illness. Public health letters from New York Board of Health urge awareness. religious and hospital leaders respond with precautionary measures as medical experts investigate source and spread. Many lines describe afflicted neighborhoods on the West and East Sides with varying severity and prognosis.
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Vietnam
New York
Dives
Anid
Gayehildvern
Wise
Hood
Tomlin
Petial Cine
Society's Great Growth and Global Reach of Christinn Kalen
A noisy 1900s society tale describes a young couple's social rise and the expansion of a Christian benevolent network. It notes membership swelling to tens of thousands, with branches across Asia, Africa, and Europe, led by numerous allied societies and the Melbourne junior rally. The piece mentions German influence and global chapters, highlighting rapid outreach and organized efforts.
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Rciakzien
Chris
Mudenone
Nis
Arnon Christiania
Larch
Neaven
Korea
Africa
Len
Anatrasia
Melbourne
Li Kelhor
Boyd
Unclear revolutions and political turmoil reported
Fragmented text describes revolutions and conflict across multiple regions, citing casualties and government responses. Mentions nations, leaders, and wartime measures, with references to taxes, negotiations, and language education policy amid upheaval.
Big strides on canal project stalled by chaotic report
Chief Engineer Wallace says 5,000 men are at work on the canal, with progress described amid a sprawling, error filled report. Investigators detail dredging, shaft and dock work, and propose plans to align machinery and labor with the canal’s needs while debating tidal effects and the pace of American machinery installation.
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Ghiet Daginder Wallates
Ole
Foven Ab Calabiva
Marek
Goletrnda
Lia Isthnina
Wallage
Cilehra Cave
Barbados
Ted
Tsthiiage
Evan
Ma Didtl
Population Figures and Trends in the Philippines
A historical note outlines Philippine population figures, noting about 7.9 million with nine or fewer civlized people amid vast islands. It cites U.S. comparative growth, epidemic losses, and literacy gaps, with Luzon housing about half the population and most rural inhabitants illiterate in native languages.
Colored colonists plan self governed Colorado settlement
A Colorado site near Denver is proposed for a self governing Black colony starting with 10 000 fertile acres. Rev Allen Allenworth to lead the colony with 100 initial settlers paying 200 for admission. President and officials will organize the venture amid expected delays before full operation. A separate plan to form the Negroes Business League is noted with Vice President Washington aiding in Denver.
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Colorado
AL Leael
Calerailo
Denver
Alen Allenworth
Tiweate-fifele United States
Dufaulry
Milimgh
Washington
Cal Negroes’ Business League
Genea
Cros
Roiling Birds Speak In Aesop Like Of Mercy And Fear
Fragmented lines describe birds including robin parrot and heron amid fear and moral pleas. A speaker seeks pardon from predator and human cruelty, with references to a lost mother and brother as onlookers in a strange moral fable. The voice asks for mercy and restraint in a bleak scene.
Miss Quinley Faces City Editor After Hotel Explosion
A young reporter named Miss Quinley presses into the city editor’s office amid a hotel explosion as the paper scrambles for coverage. Editor assigns hospital visit for wounded tale while Quinley insists on seeing the scene herself, proving her resolve in a tense newsroom.
No Impressed by Atrangenens of Her Manners
A fragmentary narrative presents a hospital scene where a young woman is described as injured and fading, with the city editor questioning a witness. A backstory reveals she was married to a deceased husband who failed to provide, while she pursued ambition and independence amid strained domestic life.
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Yuan da
Rhie
Demandrel
Lenten practices grow beyond church walls in modern times
The article notes a shift toward practical religion with Lent expanding beyond formal observance. Many devout modify habits, attend daily services, and even business districts shorten work to attend sermons. Large cities see tickets left for a noon address and Sunday congregations rise as people seek ritual without strict fasting.
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Wang
Howe
Brokora
Thors
Robbery Scandal Unfolds In Bank Affair And Family Strain
A dramatic recollection recounts a bank theft linked to a young employee, his loss of money, and family tensions. Evidence included a key from a corrugated ring and a man’s coerced admission, prompting relatives to stage a public trial while another worker resigns.
History of Easter dating its observance
A summary of Easter's origins from the 1st to 18th centuries, detailing the disputes between Eastern and Western churches over the date and the eventual standardization. It notes the Council of Nicea in 325 establishing a common observance, the Roman rule in Magland 669, English calendar reform in 1582, and the 1752 rule tying Easter to the first Sunday after the full moon on or after March 21.
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Nice
Magland
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